As the tragic news about the passing of Eric Bolling’s 19-year-old son, Eric Chase Bolling, spread through social media, decent human beings were shocked, saddened and sending thoughts and prayers to the Bolling family.
Keywords, ‘decent human beings.’
Sadly there were plenty of people politicizing the young man’s death, and even using it as a means to attack Eric Bolling himself, like this tweet from nobody marathon runner, Dane Rauschenberg:
https://twitter.com/seedanerun/status/906606251957776384
Pretty awful, yes? If you spend any time on Twitter you’ve likely seen Dane say other repugnant things, it’s pretty much his only purpose in social media; otherwise he’s fairly forgettable.
This however was vile even for him.
What joy could you possibly get from acting this way?
— Carl Gustav (@CaptYonah) September 10, 2017
See Dane tweet. See Dane make an ass of himself.
https://twitter.com/dangainor/status/906716530347528192
You should be ashamed.
— (((Charlie Martin))) (@chasrmartin) September 9, 2017
He should be. But he won’t be.
https://twitter.com/yitzyy/status/906716776079265793
Wouldn’t count on it.
Disgusting pig – only words to describe you.
— Grateful_Mom (@mom_grateful) September 10, 2017
We like, ‘Colossal douchebag’ but ‘disgusting pig’ works too.
You sound sorry. I can read the empathy and humanity in your words contradicting how "sorry" you are,
— Bocephus (@lordthx1139) September 10, 2017
Yeah, he’s clearly very sorry. *eye roll*
How this tweet should have gone. (You should try class and respect for a change.) pic.twitter.com/7EdDGKufh2
— Stephanie (@gritshappen) September 10, 2017
Or you know, don’t tweet it at all?
Trolls are gonna troll.
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